英语口语自学教程unit1–2.pptVIP

contents 1. sentences and words 2. the point to master 3. sentences from the dialogue 4. practice Reading loudly It is a way of being polite. It is also a way of starting a conversation. A greeting is usually followed by small talk. You’re certainly looking brown and healthy. I’ve got some shopping to do. See you later. 交际功能：Greeting How are you? Informal: Hi, how are you doing / keeping? Hello, how’s everything with you? Formal : Good morning, How are you today? How are you? How is Mr. Li? How is your family? How is everybody in the school? Appreciation It’s really nice to see you again. It’s really nice of you to come. In Rome do as the Romans do I could do with a beer. Couldn’t be better. Could be better. Just so-so From Dialogues I went swimming. She went jogging. I went climbing. He went shopping. Sentences for you When we meet someone we know for the first time during a day, we usually greet him or her. This sounds like a question about a person’s health, but we do not expect the person to tell us about their health when they reply. 3. Whether a true answer is needed depends on the relationship between the people concerned, and whether the person asking is really interested. 4. Small talk means the little things we talk about at the start of a conversation. 5. People usually agree about the weather , so it is a safe topic for small talk. Practice in class Read the text loudly for 5 minutes personally. Read the dialogue D in pairs. Unit 2 Introductions  There are some social rules we should observe when we make introductions: Introduce a man to a woman A young person to an older person Those in lower position to those in higher position. Words Rule Relaxed Consider Details Status Colleagues Previous Basis Complicated Extend Grasp Gesture [d?est??] gesture [k?li:g] Colleague [di:teil, diteil] detail [k?nsid?] consider [k?mplikeitid] complicated [pri:vj?s] Previous Sentences I’ve heard music coming fro